
according to the wiki the chipchip-spell works on herbs. It works fine on Gamboge, Alzarin and Cobalt.
But I recently tried on Mauve Herbs and not even got a drop by using chipchip on them.
Does someone know why?
regards, bekka
Shouldn't be, though I *did* change the (unused) numbers in the SC_SHEARED arguments.Jenalya wrote:I just did some brief testing, and on the testserver I didn't get anything from doing chipchip on mauve herbs and mouboos. o11c, could your changes on the testserver's code affect that?
I expect that it depends on what map you're on.Nard wrote:I can chipchip mauves
Yes, it depends on maps. Actually, it depends on the name of the spawn area object of the map.Nard wrote: Question: result of chichip can depend on map ???
I remember that now. You have a supporter: if chipchip doesn't work as it is intended to, server code has to be modified because it is a bug. I guess, as o11c, recently checked it ( http://forums.themanaworld.org/viewtopi ... 92#p131092) that he knows exactly the number of lines which are concerned.tsukinokage wrote:Yes, it depends on maps. Actually, it depends on the name of the spawn area object of the map.Nard wrote: Question: result of chichip can depend on map ???
Long ago, I submit a commit and fixed the problem of #chipchip not working on the newly added maps for mouboos because of typo in the spawn area name. That commit was accepted, but my suggestion in the pull request about changing the server code so that it won't depend on the name of the spawn area(which I think is a really bad idea, since we can use any string in the spawn area name) is just ignored.
So, I suggest change the server code again. And I believe you only need to change one line of code in the server repo.
Edit: redacted original post.Nard wrote: I remember that now. You have a supporter: if chipchip doesn't work as it is intended to, server code has to be modified because it is a bug. I guess, as o11c, recently checked it ( http://forums.themanaworld.org/viewtopi ... 92#p131092) that he knows exactly the number of lines which are concerned.